Brownie's Restaurant

“The food was good, the service was friendly, and the atmosphere was buzzing.”

Nic Crombie★★★★★

I loved my experience here and 10/10 recommend this place for anyone even if your just passing through. Food: chicken fried steak was thick cut and tasty. Best I've had in the area. Service: friendly and welcoming. You get checked on and coffee was never empty. Atmosphere: classic diner feel lots of history on the walls, be sure to take a lap and look at everything before you leave.

Ismael D★★★★★

I was on temporary work detail in Yuma and tried all different places to get a decent breakfast for a decent price, I finally found the right place. Absolutely the best breakfast in town. The food was great and tasty. The ladies are awesome, good customer service, prices are very reasonable compare to other chain places which I paid $30 for similar breakfast, but very low quality food. There is plenty of parking space, the dining area was clean including the restrooms. Definitely well recommended for a good and decent breakfast without breaking your wallet.

Andrea Nevermind★★★★★

Good, real, food. Basic. Tasty. Old school joint - no POS system, but they accept credit cards. Patriotic people with God Bless America, Antlers, Camo, and Farm related (pigs, cows, chickens) decor. Pepsi & Diet Pepsi were soda options. (No root beer or Dr Pepper, etc) Was told the coffee was fresh and tasted good. Scrambled eggs weren't overcooked, which we both commented on (cooked through, buttery, and not browned). Bacon was crispy. Pancakes were fluffy. Hash browns were crispy and golden, and cooked through. English muffin was toasted and buttered. Prices were reasonable. They had a polis

Samantha Cosom★★★★★

Enjoyed our step back into time! This diner was everything! The staff was on point and friendly. As well as the place is clean and comfy! The food was delicious and affordable for my family of 6. Everything was cooked perfectly, with no issues. Would definitely consider stopping here again should we ever pass through Yuma.